Opera returns to the Ruin Courtyard in July. x.com/MCSummerOpera/…

Renowned Swiss light artist Gerry Hofstetter illuminates Mill City Museum, tonight until 9 pm. grandtourusa

Flour mill workers from nearly a century ago featured in Gerry Hofstetter’s Light Art Grand Tour USA.

The voting for Starch Madness is underway! There is still 45 minutes left until we find out who won the bakedown between Snickerdoodle & Shortbread!

Who will win this bakedown? The winner will be revealed in 30 minutes. Chocolate chip or Spritz?

A BofAML card will get you free general admission the first full weekend of every month here at Mill City Museum. Come explore Mill City today or tomorrow! #MuseumsonUS

Due to the weather we are having the following sites will be closing today at 3pm, the MN History Center, James J. Hill House, and Mill City Museum. Pictured below is a snow scene in 1932.

This chart of worker injuries is from an article titled "Some Hazards which go into a Loaf of Bread," from the Minnesota Bureau of Labor (1911). The first Minnesota Workers' Compensation Act was passed two years later in 1913. #MNHSHistoryatHome

Thomas Van Lear was a machinist, union leader, and Mayor of Minneapolis. A Socialist, Van Lear fought for worker’s rights and was criticized for his anti-war stance during World War I. Learn more with Minnesota History magazine bit.ly/2JSu2mz #MNHSHistoryatHome

Enjoy this digital puzzle of Mill City Museum. jigex.com/La4D

The milling, logging, farming, and railroad industries that made Minnesota prosperous in the late nineteenth century also cost many workers their limbs. From this need came an innovative prosthetic limb industry in Minneapolis, as seen in this 1906 ad. #MNHSHistoryatHome

Want to create baking variety between grocery store trips? Mill City staffer Keyah recommends adding to the classic artisan bread recipe from our baking lab---even seasoning packets can work in a pinch! (just adjust for salt)

Mill City Museum welcomes back visitors with a new series called “What Makes Minneapolis, Minneapolis?” Programs are offered outdoors and in the Mill Commons area while the museum gallery remains temporarily closed. Find out more: mnhs.org/millcity.

We are thrilled to announce the reopening of Mill City Museum on Nov 4! Visit favorites like the Flour Tower, Baking Lab & observation deck, plus new content that explores a broader view of the past, present and future of Minneapolis. Learn more: bit.ly/3DxmFe4

Enjoy an evening of soul and Calypso music by Socaholix Mill City Museum tonight. mnhs.org/event/3096

Steve Elliott, director and CEO of the Minnesota Historical Society (Minnesota Historical Society), will retire from his position on June 1, 2018, after nearly 7 years at the helm of one of the nation’s leading historical organizations. More info: bit.ly/2Acgi2N

Last chance to see our holiday play, "An 'Eventually' Christmas: Holidays at the Mill!" A handful of tickets remain for the 7:00 pm show tonight. Includes museum admission. mnhs.org/event/3761

¡Hermoso panorama! 😍 🏈 Rebeca Landa nos comparte la vista desde el Mill City Museum en la sede del #SBxESPN 👇 bit.ly/2rP2HvE

Thank you for visiting Rebeca Landa! x.com/nfllive_esp/st…